1 qt Minwax 61340 Antique Walnut PolyShades Wood Stain And Polyurethane, Satin

This went on my grandma’s old coffee end tables that I redone. After sanding off the old polyurethane, from the wooden parts. It went on great. Just remember it’s very very dark. I also made a kind of bookcase that sits above my grandma‘s coffee table for my bathroom.

Was really pleased with the stain I was covering. half of a floor and wanted to match the middle. The middle boards are brand new, so I did them with a dark walnut later and was able to get the floor to match. Very pleased with the quality of the stain I rubbed it on with a mop.

Hard to find color but when not doing 2 step process I think this offers good coverage for traffic areas & some poly too… took mine 4/6 plus hrs to get totally dtied

It's lovely and easy to apply, but it off-gasses something terrible. If you can, apply it outdoors and store the finished item in the garage or shed for a week or so to let the smell dissipate.

We had 2 stained Adirondack chairs that were left at the how we bought. They were heavy and in good shape except that the finish was showing signs of wear. I sanded them down to bare wood with a sander and finished them with Minwax Antique Walnut. They came out beautiful! Love them!

This has become surprisingly hard to find. Not sure why, because it is an awesome product. One drawback-doesn't do well on raw wood. Anything to be refinished, this is great.

I had kept an old sewing table that my mother used and I had never done anything with it. It was always on my mind to do just that. So finally I sanded it and with this stain & polyurethane combination, it was simple to apply it with an old rag. Very pleased.

It works fine I guess. The main issue I have with it is how even the coat is. With stain, you brush it on, let it soak in for a few minutes, then wipe it off. Because this has polyurethane in it, you just have to let it dry. It removes a step from the process, but I ended up with drips and runs all over my project. I couldn't sand them out or scrape them off without leaving spots on the finish.Next time I'll just buy separate stain and polyurethane and just do it the old way.